Disney Princess Moments That Cured Our Boredom | Disney Princess

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The following contains clips from Disney's Raya and the Last Dragon,
Moana, The Princess and the Frog, and Mulan.
Now available on Blu-ray and DVD.
Why are you looking at me like that?
Nothing. I'm just not used to seeing dragons.
Impressed, huh?
Oh, wait till you see my backstroke.
I am a wicked when I hit that liquid.
I got water skills that kill.
I slaughter when I hit the water.
I'm, like, really good at swimming.
Through rhyme.
I was trying to make that.
That I'm really good at swimming.
I'm a good swimmer.
It's basically what it is.
Okay, um, we need to keep going.
Oh, no!
What? What is it?
We forgot to bring a gift for the tail chief.
I'm sorry, a gift?
Yeah, a gift says you can trust me.
Can I trust you?
Oh, hey there, little fella.
Oh, this beetle's got a booty.
Uh, careful.
It's a toot and boom.
Why is it called a...
Got it.
Noted.
Makes sense.
You have to admit, though,
these bump booties are kind of cute.
I'd say we found the tail chief.
What happened to her?
From the looks of it,
she was hoarding the gem
and became a victim of her own traps.
Well, you gotta admire her commitment.
Okay, hold on.
Oh, we were doing a jumpy thing.
Sorry, my bad.
Now I'm, I'm, I'm, I get it now.
I'm with it.
Sisu, don't.
Two down, three to go.
I just shape-changed into people!
Dragons can do that?
This, this was my sister Prani's thing.
Look at my, my people arms and my people face.
Look how close my butt is to my head.
Now that you don't have to hide me,
getting the rest of the gems is gonna be a breeze.
Yeah, well, this one was easy.
But the rest of them are being held by a bunch of no-good Binturi.
In the beginning, there was only ocean.
Until the mother island emerged, Te Fiti.
Her heart held the greatest power ever known.
It could create life itself.
And Te Fiti shared it with the world.
But in time, some began to seek Te Fiti's heart.
They believed if they could possess it,
the great power of creation would be theirs.
And one day, the most daring of them all
voyaged across the vast ocean to take it.
He was a demigod of the wind and sea.
He was a warrior, a trickster,
a shapeshifter who could change form with the power of his magical fish hook.
And his name was Maui.
But without her heart, Te Fiti began to crumble,
giving birth to a terrible darkness.
We tried to escape, but was confronted by another who sought the heart.
A demon of earth and fire.
We were struck from the sky, never to be seen again.
And his magical fish hook and the heart of Te Fiti
were lost to the sea.
Where even now, a thousand years later,
Te Ka and the demons of the deep still hunt for the heart.
Hiding in a darkness that will continue to spread.
Chasing away our fish, draining the life from island after island
until every one of us is devoured
by the bloodthirsty jaws of inescapable death.
But one day, the heart will be found
by someone who will journey beyond our reef,
find Maui, deliver him across the great ocean
to restore Te Fiti's heart and save us all.
Oh, oh, oh, thank you, Mother, that's enough.
Papa!
No one goes outside the reef.
We are safe here.
There is no darkness.
There are no monsters.
There are no monsters, no monsters.
No, there is nothing beyond our reef but storms and rough seas.
I gotta throw up!
As long as we stay on our very safe island, we'll be fine.
The legends are true.
Someone will have to go.
Mother, Motunui is paradise.
Who would want to go anywhere else?
Ugly little frog looked up with his sad round eyes and pleaded,
oh, please, dear princess,
only a kiss from you can break this terrible spell
that was inflicted on me by a wicked witch.
Here comes my baby.
And the beautiful princess was so moved by his desperate plea
that she stooped down, picked up the slippery creature,
leaned forward, raised him to her lips,
and kissed that little frog.
Aw!
Then the frog was transformed into a handsome prince.
They were married and lived happily ever after.
The end.
Yay!
Raise it again, raise it again!
Sorry, Charlotte.
It's time for us to be heading home.
Say goodnight, Tiana.
There is no way in this whole wide world
I would ever, ever, ever, I mean, never kiss a frog.
Yuck!
Is that a prince charming to you?
Come on, kiss me!
No, stop it!
Kiss your phone!
I won't, I won't kiss a frog!
A frog's a frog to marry a prince and be a princess.
You girls, stop tormenting that poor little kitty.
Poor little thing.
Evening, Eudora.
Daddy, daddy!
Look at you.
Why, I'd expect nothing less from the finest seamstress in New Orleans.
Ooh, I want that!
Ah, now, sugarplum.
I want that one!
Eudora, you suppose you could whip something up like that?
Anything for my best customer.
Yay!
Come along, Tiana.
Your daddy should be home from work by now.
All right, now, princess, you're getting that dress, but that's it.
No more Mr. Pushover.
Now, who wants a puppy?
I do, I do!
Mm, gumbo smells good, Tiana.
I think it's done, daddy.
Yeah, are you sure?
Mm-hmm.
Absolutely positive?
Yes.
Okay, I'm about to put this spoon in my...
Wait!
Done.
What?
Well, sweetheart, this is the best gumbo I've ever tasted.
Come here.
Eudora, our little girl got a gift.
I could have told you that.
A gift this special just gotta be shared.
I got some hushpuppies, Tiana.
You know the thing about good food?
It brings folks together from all walks of life.
It warms them right up and it puts little smiles on their faces.
And when I open up my home restaurant,
I tell you people are gonna line up for miles around just to get a taste of my food.
Our food.
That's right, baby.
Our food.
Where you going?
Charlotte's fairy tale book said,
if you make a wish on the evening star, it's sure to come true.
Well, you wish on that star, sweetheart.
Yes, you wish and you dream with all your little heart.
But you remember, Tiana, that that old star can only take you part of the way.
You gotta help it along with some hard work of your own.
And then, yeah, you can do anything you set your mind to.
Just promise your daddy one thing.
That you'll never, ever lose sight of what's really important.
Okay?
See you in the morning, baby cakes.
Get some sleep.
Please.
Fa Mulan.
Present.
Speaking without permission.
Oops.
Who spit in her bean curd?
Too skinny.
Not good for bearing sons.
Recite the final admonition.
Fulfill your duties calmly and respectfully.
Reflect before you snack.
This shall bring you honor and glory.
This way.
Now, pour the tea.
To please your future in-laws, you must demonstrate a sense of dignity.
And refinement.
You must also be poised.
And silent.
Could I just take that back for a moment?
I think it's going well, don't you?
